Beyond Human Eye in Surgical Smart Glasses

Gong, Xiaoxue; Wong, Ann Hung; Daronovna, Rashudova Kamilla; JosephNg, P. S.

doi:10.1145/3490700.3490722

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“…From the above discussion, it is clear that the XRSG allows the surgeon to operate surgical instruments and instruments with both hands, avoid viewing multiple visual inspection displays, standardize operational actions, and avoid unintentional human errors; therefore, H7 and H8 are supported. The built-in high-definition camera of the XRSG can replace the human eye to enhance visual clarity and make the visual images larger [16]. In a study by Nag et al [50] medical experts used PicoLinker Smart Glasses to improve wire insertion under fluoroscopy.…”

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“…Past works of literature on XRT in surgery have been insufficiently discussed. However, from the point of view of theoretical development, the XRSG technique has met the needs of surgical procedures, such as trials in dermatology [14], neurosurgery [9], and urological procedures [15], but has not yet been applied to clinical procedures [16]. In this study, the acceptability and feasibility of the use of XRSG for surgical operations by medical specialists were tested.…”

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“…Third, the contributions of this study are discussed, including the proposed new technical-behavioral model for medical image modeling by using Extended Reality Technology, which improves the Usage Perspicuity, standardizes the operation of medical experts while allowing the use of multiple interaction methods for viewing images and data, and avoids cross-contamination in the surgical environment. This provides a better patient-to- However, from the point of view of theoretical development, the XRSG technique has met the needs of surgical procedures, such as trials in dermatology [14], neurosurgery [9], and urological procedures [15], but has not yet been applied to clinical procedures [16]. In this study, the acceptability and feasibility of the use of XRSG for surgical operations by medical specialists were tested.…”

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Technology Behavior Model—Beyond Your Sight with Extended Reality in Surgery

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JosephNg

2022

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Extended Reality Smart Glasses is a new pattern that uses extended reality technology to present a visual environment that combines the physical and virtual worlds. However, the surgical technique using Smart Glasses implementation is still unknown, to the infancy in clinical surgery, derived to the limits of existing technology. This study researched the acceptability and possibility of XRSG for medical experts. It combines human seen behavioral control with information technology research to construct a new “Extended Reality Technology Behavior Model” using method Technology Acceptance Model and Theory of Planned Behavior. To improve the accuracy of the study, statistical analysis, exploratory analysis, and cross-sectional research triangulation were used to collect data in five hospitals in Malaysia using a convenience sampling method and a questionnaire on behavioral influences. From the collected data, PLS-SEM analysis was used to reflect the relationship between variables. The strong positive results suggest that using XRSG by medical experts helps to improve the composition, interactivity, standardization, and clarity of medical images, resulting in increased efficiency and reduced procedure time and felt the usefulness and ease of use of XRSG through their behavior, providing a basis for technology acceptance in surgery.

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Technology Behavior Model—Beyond Your Sight with Extended Reality in Surgery

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2022

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“…Hyper Visual Expert Usefulness refers to the ability of surgical experts to effectively improve surgical success rates through the use of Extended Reality Metaverse technology HMDs. Extended Reality technology has holograms that can be modelled in 3D (Gong et al, 2021). The use of multiinteraction technologies, especially vision and haptics, helps the surgical expert to operate with greater precision.…”

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Beyond Your Sight Using Metaverse Immersive Vision With Technology Behaviour Model

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With the advancement of technology, the metaverse image is used to improve the success rate of surgical. The purpose of this study was to understand the acceptance of extended reality surgery by different populations of medical experts and patients. The main reason for using a triangular mixed model for the study is because of the small amount of relevant research data for this study, quantitative research, exploratory research, and cross-sectional research can avoid some human interference and reduce error. The results of the study data showed that the image model, interaction design, surgeon, and clarity of use of the head-mounted display with metaverse technology by the expert group were conducive to improved surgical success rates. Metaverse surgery offers opportunities for modern digital surgery and can effectively improve the expert's ability to promote the smoothness of physical indicators during the procedure. This study is pioneering the role of a metaverse in facilitating surgery from the dual perspective of medical experts and patients.

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